491 research outputs found
La aplicación del contrato social en el Estado ecuatoriano, en el período 2017-2021, durante la presidencia de Lenin Moreno.
No full textLa presente investigación tiene como eje central el análisis doctrinario de la Teoría del Contrato Social, identificando los principios generales que componen la teoría y cómo se ha desarrollado en razón de los aportes realizados por cada autor; hasta la concepción contemporánea y críticas realizadas al denominado Pacto Social. Bajo estas concepciones teórico doctrinarias se realiza un estudio respecto a la situación política y jurídica del Estado ecuatoriano durante el régimen del ex presidente Lenin Moreno. El trabajo tiene como objetivo determinar los factores que incidieron para la no aplicación de la Teoría del Contrato Social en el Estado ecuatoriano en el período 2017-2021. La investigación tiene un enfoque cualitativo, pues los resultados no son medibles estadísticamente y, dentro del nivel descriptivo, busca comprender fenómenos sociales producidos en el Ecuador y analizados bajo la doctrina. Como resultado del proyecto de investigación, se ha podido determinar que en el gobierno de Lenin Moreno no se aplicó la Teoría del Contrato Social, debido al sometimiento del jefe del Estado a la voluntad de las clases dominantes de la sociedad ecuatoriana, lo que trajo como consecuencia la aplicación de políticas neoliberales contrarias a la voluntad general y a la búsqueda del bienestar común.This research work focuses on the doctrinal analysis of the Theory of the Social Contract. It identified the general principles that comprise the theory and how it has evolved based on the contributions made by each author. This analysis extends to contemporary conceptions of the theory as well as critiques made of the so-called Social Pact. Using this theoretical framework, this study examines the political and legal situation of the Ecuadorian State during the regime of former President Lenin Moreno. The aim of this work was to determine the factors that contributed to the non-application of the Theory of the Social Contract in the Ecuadorian State during the years 2017-2021. This research has a qualitative approach, as its results are not statistically measurable. Within the descriptive level, it aims to understand social phenomena produced in Ecuador and analyze them through the lens of doctrine. As a result of this research project, it has been determined that the Theory of the Social Contract was not applied during the government of Lenin Moreno due to two main factors. First, the submission of the head of state to the will of the dominant classes, and second, the neoliberal policies that are contrary to the general will and the pursuit of the common good.PregradoAbogada de los Tribunales y Juzgados de la República del Ecuado
Zizek's return to Lenin
No full textThe paper offers a critical discussion of the thesis about the revived philosophical and political significance of Lenin, as recently propounded by Slavoj Zizek. Analyzing Zizek's writings, the author argues that the call for a "return to Lenin" derives from Zizek's strategy of "textual provocation" and the frustrating position of the leftist, radical tradition of political thought after the collapse of communism
Russian Revolution, Vladimir Lenin
No full textAn image scanned from a black and white photograph of Vladimir Lenin walking down the street and a woman behind him. Within a series of photographs saved by author Arnold Rubenstein of Trotsky and Lenin.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/3507/thumbnail.jp
Russian Revolution, Vladimir Lenin
No full textAn image scanned from a black and white photograph of Vladimir Lenin dressed in a heavy coat standing on the street while several others pass by. The handwritten date on the back of the photograph is 1918. Within a series of photographs saved by author Arnold Rubenstein of Trotsky and Lenin.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/3506/thumbnail.jp
Deep vein thrombosis in a medical ward: Incidence and Risk factors
No full textINTRODUCTION:
A “Thrombus” is defined as a blood clot lodged in the blood vessel. When the pathologic processes overwhelm the regulatory mechanisms of hemostasis, there is excessive formation of thrombin, initiating thrombosis. The thrombus can cause vascular occlusion
Deep venous thrombosis is blood clot in the larger veins. They usually involve the veins of the lower limb. Ocasionally, the clot from the lower limb can dislodge and travel along the venous system, the heart and get occluded in the pulmonary vasculature. This is called pulmonary embolism.
Venous thromboembolism is a term that includes both, deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, which in itself, is a sequele of the former.
Deep venous thrombosis is defined as formation of a blood clot in the deep venous system. A deep venous thrombosis can occur either in the upper limbs or the lower limbs. In the lower limbs, the deep venous thrombosis is classified as either proximal, involving the femoral vein and distal involving the popliteal veins. The proximal lower limb deep venous thrombosis is usually associated with serious chronic diseases such as malignancies, biventricular failure and acute respiratory distress; whereas, distal lower limb deep venous thrombosis is associated with transient risk factors such as recent surgery, immobilization and travel.
OBJECTIVES:
Primary Objective: The incidence of deep vein thrombosis in patients admitted to a medical ward.
Secondary Objective:
1. To assess the risk factors for development of deep vein thrombosis in patients admitted to a medical ward
2. To assess the outcome of patients who developed deep vein thrombosis in a medical ward.
METHODS:
This is a prospective observational study with a cohort design which looked at the incidence of deep vein thrombosis in patients admitted in a medical ward under Medicine 2, CMC Vellore, over a period of 9 months. We included patients aged more than 18 years admitted in a medical ward of Medicine 2 from October 2014 to May 2015. We excluded patients who had a preexisting deep vein thrombosis or a pulmonary embolism and patients on therapeutic anticoagulation. A bedside ultrasound machine was used for screening for deep vein thrombosis. The principal investigator looked at the compressibility of internal jugular, axillary, femoral and popliteal veins. Non-compressibility of the vein comapred to the artery was suggestive of thrombosis.. The sample size was calculated to include 220 patients.
RESULTS:
Among the 43 patients included in the study, 3(6.98%) patients developed deep vein thrombosis. The incidence of deep vein thrombosis was 7.48 per 1000 patient days.
The most common site of deep vein thrombosis was the femoral vein. One patient developed a central venous catheter associated deep vein thrombosis. Multivariate analysis showed that duration of hospital stay more than 7 days was associated with higher risk of development of deep vein thrombosis.
CONCLUSIONS:
The incidence of depe vein thrombosis among patients admitted in a medical ward of a tertiary care hospital in South India was 7.48 per 1000 patient-days.
Hospital admission of more than 7 days was found to be a significant independent risk factor for development of deep vein thrombosis in our study.
Hence, deep vein thrombosis prophylaxis should be considered in patients whose hospital stay exceeds 7 days
Russian Revolution, Vladimir Lenin at a Meeting
No full textAn image scanned from a black and white photograph of Vladimir Lenin and others at a long table. Stacks of papers are spread out before them. Within a series of photographs saved by author Arnold Rubenstein of Trotsky and Lenin.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/spec_photos/3503/thumbnail.jp
V. I. Lenin and empiriocritics about matter. Is the discussion over?
No full textThe problem of matter in philosophy has become relevant again. Nowadays, it does not resemble
the crisis of the early XX century when a so-called “dissolution” of the matter in mathematical
formulae was discussed. However, the emergence of term “dark matter” in physics,
which is not clear how it differs from the well-known “light matter”, is obscure and raises the
question of the “matter doubling”. This makes one remember that the current definition of
matter in philosophy was developed as a result of a discussion concerning the ways of its existence
between Vladimir Lenin and empiriocritics. Thus, all modern attempts to define matter
cannot exist without a new view on the old discussion presented in the book “Materialism and
Empirio-Criticism” by Lenin. The author of the article pays attention to the fact that during
the discussion of “the main question of philosophy” a century ago, concerning the attitude of
matter towards consciousness, it was considered by Lenin only in two aspects, specifically, ontological
and gnoseological. At the same time, the principle of the identity of dialectics, logic
and theory of knowledge proposed by him demands consideration of the arguments adduced
in the discussion as well as the logical aspect. According to the author, the consecutive consideration
of the main question of philosophy by means of logic, should result in a correction of
Lenin’s definition of matter
From Lenin to Putin. From the Circle of Russian Legal Tradition
No full textThe author shows the history of Russia over several centuries. He points out that for several centuries Russia was ruled by a dictatorship (in Russian it was called the tsar’s self-rule). A feature of Russia’s political culture has long been the dictatorship of the ruler. The tsars of the Russian Empire even effectively subjugated the Orthodox Church. The events of the 20th century are therefore not unique in the Russian history.
Lenin invented the institution of professional revolutionaries. This is how the Soviet Communist Party was structured: like a professional army led by chiefs. From the first weeks of his seizure of power, Lenin ordered the political police to be put into operation. Its head and creator was Feliks Dzerzhinsky, a Bolshevik of the Polish origin. Stalinism was a continuation of Leninism. Under Stalin, the political police played the mostimportant role in the state.
The author shows the path that Vladimir Putin, a high political police officer, took to power. It shows how Putin was able to transform the power of the President of the Russian Federation into absolute power and how he is aiming to reactivate the Soviet empire.Autor przedstawia historię Rosji na przestrzeni kilku stuleci. Wskazuje, że przez kilka stuleci w Rosji panowała dyktatura (po rosyjsku nazywana samowładztwem cara). Cechą kultury politycznej Rosji od dawna była dyktatura władcy. Carowie Imperium Rosyjskiego skutecznie podporządkowali sobie nawet Kościół prawosławny. Wydarzenia XX wieku nie są więc niczym wyjątkowym w historii Rosji.
Lenin wymyślił instytucję zawodowych rewolucjonistów. Tak właśnie zorganizowana była Komunistyczna Partia Związku Radzieckiego: jak zawodowa armia dowodzona przez wodzów. W pierwszych tygodniach od przejęcia władzy Lenin uruchomił policję polityczną. Jej szefem i twórcą był Feliks Dzierżyński, bolszewik polskiego pochodzenia. Stalinizm był kontynuacją leninizmu. Pod rządami Stalina policja polityczna odgrywała najważniejszą rolę w państwie.
Autor pokazuje drogę, jaką Władimir Putin, wysoki oficer policji politycznej, obrał do władzy. Pokazuje, jak Putin był w stanie przekształcić władzę prezydenta Federacji Rosyjskiej w władzę absolutną i jak dąży do reaktywacji imperium sowieckiego
Lenin as Politician and Person in Latest Researches
No full textThe article analyzes the main stages and trends of studying Lenin as a politician and a person. Great attention is paid to the Russian and foreign researches of the last quarter of the century starting from the late 1980s up to now, to the new trends of the political figure comprehension- his cult and charisma, phenomenon of leaderism. The author explains the causes of the new wave of Lenin's apologetics as well as irrational interest in him, considers the perspectives of further studies of the revolutionary and reformer
Producción musical del tema "Despertar" de la banda Bajo Presión
No full textThe production of the musical theme “Despertar” started as a Project in the month of July 2015, with lyrics based on a personal story of “Bajo Presión” lead vocalist the song is a ballad, and in its starts has been composed for guitar and voice. A suitable song was chosen to accomplish the production process through the influence of the singer Pamela Cortés, which is a great pop-ballad representative in Ecuador. The song was produced by author of Lenin Lara as an independent musician and classical guitarist. The structure, form and arrangements were adapted to the musical theme “Despertar” with the purpose of doing the production process in 6 months. In the theoretical content each of the preproduction, production and postproduction phases are explained.La producción del tema musical “Despertar” empezó como proyecto en el mes de julio del 2015 con letra basada en una historia personal de la vocalista del grupo Bajo Presión..
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